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April 1904
May 1904
| 21 | Fine day. I am some better this morning. I felt very unwell yesterday, 1 pan bread | 24 |
| 22 | Fine day. Jimie got the 50 lbs sugar for Uncle Sandy. from John Bush and expressed it to Toronto | |
| 23 | Sold hind qrter of beef to Sandy McIntyre for 7 cts if it is good & 6 1/2 if not good. Cut up the fore qrtr And salted it in the cellar. To 4 lbs butter at factory. to 1 pan bread 24. rooled oats 25 cts. gingar 4 cts. John McLennan, Tailor, here and brough us a big bottle of syrup | 49 |
| 24 | Fine day. I was not out yet no one in today | |
| 25 | Dull angry day sold 4. doz. 3 eggs at 13 pr do Got 5 bars of sunlight soap, 25. due bill. 30 Jimie is boiling the rest of the sap | |
| 26 | Fine day | |
| 27 | fine soft day Murdy to pan bread. Mrs J.C. B. in for a short time. Pa paid Jimie for cutting wood | 7.60 |
| 28 | Rain all day. H Pidgeon got Key of Game ground house, not the Key. for there is none but is going in. $2.00 pr month tax and road work. Mrs Given was in last night | |
| 29. | Rain all day. To 1 pan bread. Murdy. Mrs Brown is having a party tonight | |
| 30 | To 1 lb tea 25 1 lb soda 5 some small cakes Jimie got wire nippers 30. About the 19th there was a destructive fire in Toronto West of Yonge Street, by the water property to the value of 15.000.000 destroyed Hugh Pidgeon's wife would not go into little house. And got the lower flat of Kintail house, 3.00 pr month. |
| 1 | Sunday. Very fine bright day. I do not feel able to out out yet | |
| 2 | Fine bright day. Ewin McLennan {Leenesse?} took dinner with us he is on his way to the North West Murdy went to St Andrews today Libby had a heifer calf in afternoon Mrs Santino 50 cts.. for washing at her house | |
| 3 | Very fine day. Sold 5 doz eggs. 13 = 65. To {Brown?} tablets 25 | 25 |
| 4 | Fine day. Monro. cow doctor to see libby, charge | 2.00 |
| 5 | Fine day. To bread 24 rolled oats 44 | 68 |
| 6. | English man, digging garden To 1 qrt top onions 25. for eggs | |
| 7. | To 2 pans bread 48. Marion came home this evening. Jim bot 20 bush oats of McNaughten | 7. |
| 8. | J.C. and wife here to dinner. Murdy took Lizzie and Marion to see Birdie. | |
| 9. | Fine day, not doing much. some {?} | |
| 10 | " ". Murdy took Marion down to 2d Con Lancaster. Planted some potatoes in garden. Mary McIntyre died Sunday night buried today, her trouble was hearte failour. Jimie is doing something at the farm. Put our cows out | |
| 11. | Bot some seeds 2 papers onions 10. 1 of beets 5 1 pan bread 24. carrots & sugar beets 20 | 15 44 |
| 12 | Murdy sowed carrots onions beets | |
| 13 | Jimie is not getting on very well with seeding the team is almost useless. | |
| 14 | Rented pasture to J.J. McGregor 2d Con To 1/2 bush apples 25. bread 24. Sold 7 doz eggs 98. sugar 25. 1 lb. g. tea 25. 1/2 lb B tea 20 - 1 lb sugar 8 The weather is quite dry. | 49 78 |
| 15 | Looks like rain. Turned cold. Aunt Mary is poorly. I was not in church. Katy a the colt |
